AI Real-time Hazard Detection

Detection areas and items

Set where to look, what to look for, and when to look.

This is the most important screen in this solution. If these settings are off, detections are caught in the wrong places or not at all.

Open the Device Settings tab to see the camera list on the left and that camera's settings on the right.

1. Enter the location

Enter where the camera is looking, such as Section 3, Building A, 5F. This value decides where to go when you receive a detection alert. Use wording that people on site can hear and find right away.

2. Draw the areas

The two areas work in opposite waysClick points on the camera frame to draw a polygon. Draw one of each type.Watches only insideNothing outside is watchedAlerts on entryOpenings · equipment radius · material yardsDetection areaHard hats · falls · fire · work at height, etc.Most items run inside this area.If not drawn, the whole frame is watched.Restricted areaRestricted area entry · After-hours entryOnly these two items use this area.If not drawn, nothing is detected.
If you draw no detection area, the whole frame is watched. If you draw no restricted area, those items do not run at all, so you must draw one to use restricted area entry and after-hours entry.

Click points on the camera frame to draw a polygon.

Place points

Each click on the frame adds a vertex.

Close

After placing three or more points, click the first point again or double-click to close the polygon.

Edit

Drag a vertex to move it. If you placed one by mistake, undo with Ctrl + Z.

Detection area and restricted area

TypeWhat it isIf not drawn
Detection areaWatches only insideThe whole frame is watched
Restricted areaAlerts when someone entersThose items do not run
  • Items that use the detection area: PPE, fire, fall, work at height, safety harness, heavy equipment proximity
  • Items that use the restricted area: Restricted area entry, after-hours entry

Draw only one of each type.

You must draw a restricted area

If you turn on restricted area entry or after-hours entry without drawing the area, those items detect nothing even while they are on.

When drawing the detection area

  • If a road outside the site or a neighboring building is in the frame, leave that part out. Passing people and vehicles will keep getting caught.
  • Leave out places where people are always present, such as material storage yards, if needed.
  • If you draw it too narrow, you miss the work zone you actually need to watch.

3. Turn on detection items

Turn the eight items on and off with switches, grouped into Work environment and Workers. It is better to turn off hazards that do not exist on this site. False detections go down.

Additional AI instructions

You can write instructions for each item. If you describe the site's conditions in sentences, the AI takes them into account.

  • "This site uses only white and yellow hard hats"
  • "The 3rd floor is a material delivery zone, so people stay there for long periods"
  • "Only the signal person enters within 5 meters of the excavator"

4. Set the working hours

Set the start and end times in 30-minute steps. Each item uses this value differently.

ItemWhen it runs
Fire · Smoke24 hours a day
After-hours entryOnly outside working hours
The other six itemsOnly within working hours

If you enter the working hours wrong, nothing is detected during the day, or after-hours entry floods in all night. Match them to the site's actual working hours.

5. Detection image type

The form of the snapshot kept on the detection card.

  • Original: The camera frame as is
  • Video layout applied: The frame with the detection results drawn on it

The second option is better for seeing at a glance what was caught and why.

Custom missions

Detection items needed only on your site, beyond the eight standard items. You can enter a name and instruction sentence only when an admin has enabled it.

If it is locked, "Contact your admin to use this item" is displayed.

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